Sentence examples for certain ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Here one can see Falaquera's focus on understanding the meaning of certain equivocal terms in Scripture; on explicating certain ambiguous terms; on providing scientific explanations of certain terms; on pointing out that certain verses must be taken metaphorically; and on suggesting the inner meaning ('inyan penimi) when appropriate.

I also have a certain ambiguous feeling because a good translator is extremely opposed to using clarifying footnotes.

12 As the ERPP was coming to an end, it became apparent that certain ambiguous issues existed surrounding how to sustain success of ERAS delivery and the measurement of patient experience in ERAS, which are not well addressed in the literature.

Still, as the top official of this crucial state, he was rewarded at his party's convention in Boston with certain honors, ambiguous though they were.

"I want my pictures to have a certain narrative – an ambiguous narrative, I don't want to be specific," he says.

Although the length of sequence tags is increasing, there will still be a certain amount of ambiguous tags.

We followed the procedure in Jimeno Yepes et al. (2013) and removed duplicates and filtered out certain misleading or ambiguous gene names, such as those ending with disease, syndrome, or susceptibility, and removed terms from a standard stopword list.

(on the same matter, Table 3: 'protein-protein interaction domains of certain enzymes' is ambiguous: the enzymes in question have peptide substrates, so one should perhaps leave open the possibility of theancient relationship to a peptide-modifying enzyme – or disprove it more convincingly).

And the ending is disturbingly ambiguous: although certain characters are spared, the malevolent power of the video-spirit is not broken.

Certain attributes that are ambiguous, stigmatized or illegal can create a ÔhiddenÕ population, so-called because its members are difficult to identify.

And possibly because they are so unmistakably religious in intent, my personal responses to them and, I suspect, the responses of certain other theatergoers, have been ambiguous.